Looking To The Stars

In this case, they are both one and the same thing...

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The Final Verdict: If this be how it ends, then it be a worthy end. But I don't think this is the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. A must read, either way.

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The Final Verdict: Avoid it. I actually like Space Opera and even I couldn't be buggered to care about most of this issue. It has jack and squat to do with Blackest Night up until the very end and the main character treats the intrusion of the Black Lanterns as an annoyance rather than the threat they should be.

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The Final Verdict: The most accessible of the Blackest Night tie-in issues so far. The scenes with Booster revisiting Blue Beetle's funeral are very touching and make me want to go back and read the past issues of this book.

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The Final Verdict: Wait for the trade if you MUST have this story. I think I lost 20 IQ points reading this thing.

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The Final Verdict: It's a gorgeous book that does a masterful job of reestablishing Jon Sable's support team for new readers or old readers who haven't read the series in a while. Its' one failing is that nothing much really happens in this issue while a heck of a lot of things are set up.

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The Final Verdict: Still a must read for all New Who fans, despite some artwork that is merely standard instead of stupendous.

Well, one good thing and one bad thing besides "this fourth issue finally being here" and "us having to wait so long for the damn thing", respectively.

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The Final Verdict: At this point, it may be easier to wait for the Trade of this series than to find the back issues. But either way, you'll want to pick this up. History - even comics history - has never been this fun!

Kevin Smith brings us something we haven't seen in a long time: a fun story where Bruce Wayne and company are allowed to be happy.

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What? I told you all last week. I'm done with this show.

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Seriously. Don't click the above links. There's nothing there.

Here it is: the episode which is either going to break my heart or make me start to believe in this show again.

From the look of the preview, it looks like Hiro may try bargaining his knowledge for Charlie's safety... which could explain a lot of how Sylar kept surviving everything.

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The Final Verdict: It broke my heart AND my brain. I really am done with this show now. Seriously.

I'm limiting myself to One Good Thing and One Bad Thing on this one, because while I found this issue to be awesome incarnate, detailing all the good moments would require me scanning the whole comic.

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There is one bad thing in the middle, but for the most part this is all about good, cool things I liked and vital information we learn in this issue.

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For the most part, I loved this whole issue. Still, I wish there was more page space being devoted to John Stewart dealing with his hubris and less time being spent on upon Hal and The Rainbow Coalition. I hope the next issue will give us more of a focus on John.

Fair warning: I was hard pressed to limit it to just ONE bad thing.

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